Rogue River courier., October 11, 1912, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, i91i
PACK FOUR
M EEKLY ROGUE CITES COUIUEi:
WeeklyRogue River Courier be don unle6 tbe rondltlon ,ifh
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. d ,h majr,,V 'n, 'he " ,hey
lead, were changed. I turned from
A. Z. Voorhlee, . Proprietor ,he study of ,lu spiritual to that of
.. W. CouLaxt. Editor the material aide of their lives. This
.. ... ... gave a new significance to the words
Entered at the Granta Pass, Ore-:
gon, poat office aa aecond-rlaaa mall ' Jesua who taught us to pray,
matter. j'T.lve ua this day our dally bread,"
Sl'IlSCRIPTIO.Y RATES before we asked, "forgive ua our
jne Year f 1.60 alna." Then I learned the folly of
li montha "'extolling the beauty and power of
Three Montba 40 ,
virtue to a starving girl."
FRIDAY, (M TOREK 11,
HURRY UP THK GOOD ROAD TO
THE SEA.
Josephine county people are thor
oughly In earnest In their efforts to
build a hard surfai e road from
Grants Pass to the California line on
the way to Crescent City. The)' nn
not only in enrneHt but have quite )
a few miles of the road completed.
If we ran Induce the California roun-
ty of Del Norte to commence work i
on Its nd of tbe road It will great
, ly encourage our people to i
push forward and do their part on t
this Important highway to the sea.
Crescent City people have everything '
to gain and nothing to lose by build- '
Ing their part of the road and we I
are glad to learn that steps have
been taken to commence the work In
the near future.
It should be understood that the j
building of this road to the sea also I
means much to the Rogue river val
ley. It places us within n few hours
of Crescent City and enables us to
connect with both freight and pas
senger steamera at that point eith
er south to San FranclHco or north
to Portland and the Puget Sound
From this point she evidently
discovered what she considered a
great truth and from that time on
she worked to place the women of
the different states on a financial
basis, so that they would no lonper
be at the mercy of circumstances.
This led her to demand for her sex
I an equal opportunity, politically,
'with men. The man who has respect
!for his mother, wife or daughters
rannot listen to Dr. Shaw without
realizing that it is his duty to en
franchise these objects of his love
and care. It is to be hoped that this
popular woman orator has by her
visit to Oregon Insured a majority
vote for woman suffrage.
velt. 16; Wilson. 2; Debs, 2; Taft, I.
These figures may be honest, and !
doubtless are, but it would not be ,
wise for the Courier readers. to take
any of the bets that may be offered, j
Mr. Taft will undoubtedly be third j
in the ra-e for the contest is clearly !
between Roosevelt and Wilson, with !
the chances In favor of the latter on j
account of tli fact that the repub- j
llcan party is split wide open. It is j
possible that enough democrats will i
leave Wilson and vote the progres-!
sive ticket to elect Mr. Roosevelt. '
It means good crops when you use
an Oliver Plow. All sizes in chilled
ieel at Cramer Bros.
LET US WORK TOGETHER.
There has been more or less com
plaint in Grants I'ass that things are
not moving as they should and the
only trouble I that we take things
to heart and grow personal in our
discussion regarding the situation.
There always will be the old trouble;
thut Is, "many men of many minds."
This has lu-en the case ever since
bible times and before for that mat
ter. Nothing can or ever will be ac
complished unless we get together,
country. This would open markets
.. u, . . , land therefore the Courier has to sug-
to us which are now, on account of i
gent that we stop bickering and work
for the good of the community.
An exchange has said that the best
way to build up a city Is for each and
every man in It not to strive to rend
high freight rates, not within our
reach. Such a highway would be of
great advantage to every farmer and
business man In this county by add
ing largely to their Income. The
Grants Pass Commercial club can he a,ul ,ear ,lown' a,,1 ,lllU ver a
of service If It will appoint a commit- I "1Bn lu lown 18 dolnK we- not tH try
tee on this subject so as to Induce
our southern neighbors to push for
ward this Important enterprise.
A WONDERFUL WOMAN ORATOR.
Tbe visit of Rev. Anna Howard 1
Shaw to this city on 'rlday last was
to tear him down. This writer goes
on to say:
"All the residents of a town are
partners, not opponents. In all like
lihood the more business done by
your rival the more you will do. Ev
ery gentleman who treats his custom
er honestly, courteously and fairly,
will get his share, and the more busi
ness that can be secured by united
STRAW VOTES ARK IN ORDER.
an event which will long be remem
bered by the people who met the lady
Ull-I u.i ni i. lefr()rti ,ne bHter wl)1 be fo1 a)
opera house In tbe evening. Her talk jWhen town feage ,0 grow u com.
wa. most pleasing and replete in men(,p8 , d,e and ,ne n)()re the pp0.
atrong argument, noble sentiment. jp,e t,.y , km off ea(.h olher , lner
pathos, wit and sarcasm. It was bmin g0O() mf)e
easy to discover that her long aaao- ; rapdy wj uUer ru (.ome ,o a
elation with the brightest minds In t(,Kether foi. tDe ailvancemt.Dt
the ranks of woman suffragists In the . ....., ,,, .
" of every citizen. If a man shows
United States and In foreign conn-! h,, . .
lability to prosper do not pull him
tries has made her a shining light In, bat.k wtn Jea)ouBy or h hm
the cause she represents. She may jdown wth fo)d lndfference ...
be net down as being a philosopher j
i well as an orator. She first made
a study of conditions relating to wo
men with a view of promoting their NVe nave now reached a point in
welfare and to this end she took up jtul8 campaign when the real old
the problem connected with the pres- i fashioned straw vote is In order,
ent and future conditions of the 'Tnl8 method of finding out the po
mothers and daughters of America, '"tical trend Is taken up on every
In an article written for Harper's ,"lei' steamer, railroad train or other
i'.azar, published In the September conveyance, as well as In the big fac
Issue of that Journal, she says that 'torles of the country where many
with that purpose In view she enter-1 ha"118 "re employed. It Is to be
d the ministry, And believing that ; noticed that a straw vote was taken
every great principle of life has a j011 l,rd the Pennsylvania Limited,
plrltual basis and that Justice and ;'hlch departed from New York and
equality must reach their flower and Washington Thursday afternoon,
perfection In the Christian religion Here Is the tally sheet: Roosevelt,
as exemplified by Christ. In this she '31: Taft. 9; Wilson, 9.
was thoroughly disappointed, as she The progressive national head
aays: ! quarters gives out the following flg-
"I soon learned that the belief In ,,"a of a straw vote taken in Peoria,
woman's sub-ordlnatlon had It ; IHInolt :
onree In religious dogmas, and that j Rest Mfg. Co. Roosevelt. II;
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAUK.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon, for tlie County of ,o.e
plilne.
. rank L. Colvlg. Plaintiff.)
vs. )
The Rogue River Dredg )
ing Company, a corpora-)
tion. und The SYandina-
lau-Americ an Dredging )
Company, a corporation, )
and P. it. Iloldsworth. )
Defendants.;
By virtue of an execution and
order of sale Issued out of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
County, upon a Judgment rendered
and docketed In said court on the
28th day of September. 1912, In a
suit wherein Frank I. Colvlg is
plaintiff and the Rogue River Dredg
ing company, a corporation, 'and the
Scandinavian - American Dredging
company, a corporation, and P. H.
lloldsworth, are defendants. In favor
of said plaintiff and against said de
fendants, for the sum of Eight Hun
dred and No-100. ($S00.00) Dollars,
with Interest thereon from the 2Sth
day of September, 1912, at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum, together
with One Hundred and No-1(1 (I
(1100.00) Dollars, attorney's
fee. and th.e further sum
of Fifteen nnd No-100 ($13.00) Dol
lars, costs and the. costs and dis
bursements of and upon this writ
which execution und order of sale
was directed and delivered
to ine as sheriff for said
County and State, I have levied
upon and am directed to sell by vir
tue of such execution, the following
described real property, situated in
Josephine County, Oregon, to-wit:
Dredger Claim No. 50, described at
pages 21K-219 in Vol. 7, Record of
Mining Conveyances of Josephine
County, Oregon; Dredger Claim No.
.il. described at page 213 In Vol. 7,
Record of Mining Claims of Jose
phine County. Oregon; Dredger
Claim No. 52. described at page
202, in Vol. 7. Record of Mining
Conveyancea of Josephine County,
Oregon; Dredger Claim No. .13, des
cribed at page 217 in Vol. 7. Record
of Mining Conveyances of Josephine
County. Oregon; The Lyman Placer
Claim, as described In notice of lo
cation of record In Vol. 18, Mining
Records of Josephine County. Ore
gon, at page 409; CopBey Placer
Claim, as described in notice of lo
cation of Record In Vol. 18, Mining
Records of Josephine County Oregon,
at page 409 thereof, to-gether with
all and singular, the mining appli
ances and machinery, pipes and ac
queducts and that certain patent
dredge and dredging plant, consist
ing of a steam dredge, two engines
and boiler, pumps, dynamo, all the
sluices, tracks and tenements con
nected therewith.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
the said execution and order of sale
and ,ln compliance with the com
mands of the said writ, I will on the
9th day of November. 1912, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M., of said
date, at the front door of the County
Court House in Grants Pass, Jose
phine County, oregon, sell at public
auction, subject to redemption, to
the highest bidder, for rash In hand,
all the right, title and Interest which
the said defendants, or either of
them have In and to the said
premises, or any part thereof, to'sat
isfy the said execution and order of
sale.
Dated this 10th day of October,
1912.
WILL C. SMITH.
Sheriff of Josephine County, Ore.
CALL FOR BIDS TO SUPERINTEND
THE COUNTY HOME
Sealed bids to superintend the
County Home of Josephine County
for the year 1913 will be received by
the County Clerk until ten o'clock
A. M., the first Wednesday in Novem
ber. The County Court reserves the
rli;ht to reject any and all bids.
And all bids must iv fur a flat salary
of so much per month.
The stipulations are as follows:
i lie County will furnish all provis
ions, medical service, beds for in
mates, clothing for inmates, wood,
water, lights, and employ a male
nurse for helpless male Inmates and
a female nurse for helpless female
inmates.
The successful bidder will be re
quired to take general supervision
of the buildings and grounds and see
that everything is kept clean and
orderly. He will be required to
prepare three meals for the inmates
each day, breakfast at seven o'clock,
dinner at twelve o'clock, and supper
at Bix o'clock. He will, also, be re
quired to see that all rules furnished
by the County Court are strictly en
forced. He must, also, have a wife
or some female relative to assist
him.
By Order of County Court.
SUMMONS.
In the County Court of the Stute of
Oregon, for Josephine County.
Rebecca M. Miller. )
Plaintiff.)
vs. )
Richard J. Miller. )
Defendant.)
To Richard J. Miller, )
Defendant. )
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
uK OREGON, You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before six
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this ummons which is
the Uth day of October, 1912, the
said period of six weeks from said
date expiring on the 22nd day of
November, 1912, and if you fail so
to answer for ant thereof, the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for In her complaint
to-wit: for a decree of divorce from
the defendant.
This summons Is published by an
order duly made on the 11th day
of October, 1912.
ROBERT G. SMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
the church, whose very existence de
pended upon the loyalty of woman,
must first be purged of Its pagan
conception of woman's Inferiority
; Wilson. 4; Debs. 3: Taft, 3.
Oakord 'A Fahenstock - Roosevelt
I 5S; Wilson. 24; Tait, 3.
Bartholomew Mfg. Co Roose
veil. rti; Wilson. 2C. Det.tx, 33;
and man's Inherent right to usurp I Taft, t.
the powers of the Infllnlte as the 1 Clark Coal Co. Roosevelt 73;
Master. ; Wilson. 43; IVbbs, 44; Taft. 5.
"Though discouraged and dtsap- ' C. R. I. P. Train Roosevelt
pointed. I persevered through my ! Si: Wilson, '.'ti; Taft. 4.
theological studies. In the meantime! T, 1. W. Train -Roosevelt, 17;
dolne missionary wnrU mumi !... .Wilson. Ivlis. ; Taft. 1.
fortunate and needy women. In this
pmctlcnl school of active service I
law that there was little thM could
Peoria Washed Sand and Gratl j
Co.- Uoostvtlt. 10; Wl'ie.cn. I. iVIn. I
4; Taft. 1. :
Franklin Boarding Hole!
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of November, 1912, at 10
o'clock A. M., at the front door of
the Court House In Grants I'ass.
Oregon. I will sell for cash (0 the
highest bidder all of the Interest of
S. H. Burr, in and to the following
described real property:
Commencing at the quarter corner
on the line between sections 13 and
24. township 35. south of range 7.
West of Willainettee, Meridian, run
ning thence south 40 rods; thence
west HO rods; thence north 40 rods
to line between sections 13 and 24;
tuencc east along the said section
line to the place of beginning, con
taining 15 acres more or less all In
Josephine County. State of Oregon.
Said sale is made for the purpose
of satisfying a judgment rendered in
favor or Rebecca B. Simklns and
against S 11. Burr, in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Josephine County on the 5th day
of September. 1911. for the sum of
Thirty-three ,and 95-100 ($33.93 !
Dollars, with interest thereon from
the 5th day 0f September, 1911. at
: per cent per annum.
WIl.l. c. SMITH
Sheriff of Josephine Countv, Ore. I
If yon have an Oliver Plow ci - an '
c't anv part at Cramer liros !
SUMMONS.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jtrsrphiue County.
Robert G. Smith. )
Plaintiff,)
vs. )
H. C. Bateham and Helen)
G. Bateham. )
Defendants. )
To H. C. Bateham and )
Helen G. Bateham, )
Defendants.)
IN THE NAME OK Tt. STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled action on or before
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons which
ia the 11th day of October, 1912,
toe said period of six weeks from
said date expiring on the 22nd day
of November, 1912, and if you fail
so to answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will take judgment against
you for the sum of $400.00 with in
terest from October 1, 1911, at the
legal rate and for bis costs and dis
bursements. This summons Is published by an
order duly made on the 11th dav
of October, 1912.
J. N. JOHNSTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Your Druggist Stops That Itch
If you are suffering- from Ecexema,
Psoriasis or any other kind of skin
trouble, drop into our store for instant
relief. We will guarantee you to atop
that itch in two eeponds.
We have sold other remedies for skin
troubles, but none that we could recom
mend as highly as this, a mild wash of
Oil of Winterpreen Thymol and a few
other ingredients that have wrought
such wonderful cures all over the coun
try. This compound Is known as P.D.D.
Prescription for Eciem and it will cool
and heal the Itchy, burning .n.
nothing else can. U
X trinl -tt1 nrnvii H
Of course all other drusei.t. u
D.D.D. Prescription go to thl ,'
can't come to us but don't aecem r,
hiff-nrnlit substitute 11 OB,
v.0- --
cue ii you fume io our store,
socenain 01 wuui u.u.ii. trill ,o f,. ' I
that we offer .you a full size bouu1"
this guurantee: if you do not .i '
it takes away the itch AT n" t
costs you not a cent. v
ILLINOIS V.ILLKY NEWS.
Logan Chamberlain has returned
from Ashland.
Mr. und Mrs. Hegler and the for
mer's sister are visiting .Mr. Hogget
and family.
Mrs. James Sowell is on the side
list.
A. J. Folk is also on the sick list.
The cook house at the Waldo mine
Is managed ' Mrs. Liaise and Mrs.
Winters.
William Trefethen and Johnnie
Clements are gathering cattle to
drive out of this valley.
John Lloyd paid this valley a visit.
He said it was not only a surprise
but a revelation us to extent of the
valley and possibilities here. That's
right, others will have their eyes
opened If they will only come over
und have a look.
Misses Verna Shaffer and Elsie
Dogget attended the show and dam
at Kerby and report a good time.
Jay Burnett, of Florida, ia visitin?
his sister, Mrs. D. S. Shaffer.
A. N. Parsons and daughter, Mi
Adelaide, of Grants Pass, accompaj.
ied by Mrs. Stebbins, were taking it
the sights and enjoying our gloriou,
climate.
J. Colemau and family, of Myrtle
Point, have been visiting Mr. Cole
man's sister, Mrs. II. M. Garner.
J. T. Logan and Mr. West, ot
Waldo, have leased the Osgood mint
in Allen gulch and are fitting it H
preparatory for the season's run.
II. M. Garner and family were vis.
Ring H. M. Pfefferle and family.
The Rebekahs of Kerby gave i
show entitled "The Old Maids' Con
vention" and judging from the com
ments of those who attended It wai
not only a success In talent displayed
but also financially.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY TBEAKl Klt'S KKPORT.
h'or Six Mont lis Ending September :iOtli, 101'i,
GENERAL FUNDS.
To balance last report $ 9,611.55
To state and county tax 94.13J.H
To county warrants canceled by sheriff and interest 29,793.02
To clerk's fees 2,610.65
To scalp bounty 66.00
To sale of cemetery lots j.oo
To cost of advertising by sheriff 47,25
To fines 76l!l5
To cash from coroner account, W. H. Lovell, deceased 110.00
To oil sold by county ; 19.00
CONTRA.
By warrants canceled, including interest ....$ 91
Py amount transferred to county school fund 2
By paid county judge, account V. H. Lovell, deceased
By (iaid clerk of school district No. 7 high school'fund 4
By paid city auditor, fines
By paid Fred Merrill fines, Information fee
By paid Thomas B. Kay. state treasurer, one-half county taxes . 19
To balance 19
$i3.i;;.-
,085.05
,435.29
36.25
OrtO.OO
332.00
25.00
.097.75
.946.39
$1 37,1 77.73
SCHOOL AND OTHER FUNDS.
To balance on hand last report $10.S5.29
To special school tax ( 28.3S1.40
To county school apportionment 2.435.29
j i'o general road funds C06.55
To city of Grants Pass 16,424.33
To state school apportionment 5.840.40
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CONTRA.
county school apportionment t :t
By special school tax '. 34
By road districts L.'."'.".".'.'.".".'.'.'."".'.'."'.".".'.'.'.
By city of Grants Pass : 16
state school apportionment 6
$64,753.26
By
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By state on account of feeble minded
To balance 4
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$64,753.26
I, J. E. Peterson, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and
correct statement of the amounts received and paid out and remaining in
the treasury for the six montha ending September 30th, 1912
Witness my hand this 1st day of October, 1912.
J- E. PETERSON, County Treasurer.
COUNTY CLKRK'8 SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT.
Showing the amount of claims allowed by th county court of Jose
phine county. Oregon,, for what allowed, the amount of warrants outstand
ing and unpaid, from April 1, 1 912, to Oct. 1, 1912. .
Warrants outstanding April 1, 1912 $226,407.17
Warrants issued from April 1. 1912. to October 1, 1912
county court and commissioners; salaries, per diem, etc.... 672.50
Circuit court juror and witness fees, bailiff, etc 1.860.10
Justice court fees .'. 533.85
Sheriff's office salaries and expenses 1,636.96
Clerk's office Salaries j 669.21
Treasurer's office Salary ' " 30O.OO
Coroner's office Fees 36.50
henool superintendent's office Salary and expenses .470.50
i-vasessui g omce salaries
Assessment and collection of taxes
Tax rebate '
Current expense Supplies, all offices .. 1,489.59
Court house expense Janitor, water, lights, fuel',' Etc."!."!!!!!!!!.!! 1,187.04
-a,, nnuru 01 prisoners, supplies, Etc
Care of poor County home, physician, burials Etc
Appropriation for Josephine county grange fair
Reform school commitments ....
Bridges
Ferries
1,132.46
111.00
134.40
Elections, supplies, registration. "judges' an'd'cierks""E'tc'!!!!!!!!!!!
353.SU
3,135.40
500.00
13.70
4.681.84
253.15
1,263.06
125.00
Roads and highways, supervisors! 'labor,' "materla'i," Etc ! ! 63,461.13
C ounty board of health, salary and expense of Becretary!!....!!.... 97.80
j-uuiiiy iruu inspector, per diem and expense. .
win Gir!8' Aid Sodety' 8,1,1',ort of ani commitment's!!!!!!!!
Juvenile court, commitments, jurors, witnesses. Etc :
County high school, appropriation for
Miscellaneous, not otherwi on,,....j"
hstimated accrued interest
Portland Seed Co.
Rouse- ; Farmed rda at the Courier.
Fror.t and Yamhill St.
PORTLAND, ORE.
535.10
93.70
54.95
4.000.00
31.00
15,000.00
$333,260.94
... CONTRA.
arrants canceled from April 1, 1912, to October 1. 1912 $ 86.061.70
Hue county from delinquent taxes 5 524.83
?shSnnb"lanf ;k,inqnent 1 9 1 1 roll t0"a'pply''o'n"war'r'an'is L975.36
v, , , , 8 f tras,,rer t' ai'Ply on warrants 19.946.i9
Net liabilities 2l9 732.5:
State of Oregon. County of Josephine, ss. $333. -fi"-9
Ore J,n it !hrhirP' .?un,y eIerk of the co,,ny of Josephjne. state of
of ,t,h' : ;' rert fy that the fegoing. is a true and correct at.t
Ii d vL fv f I iT '!"d nm,,,n,9 of -lalm allowed bv the county court of
rn nnl il " 1 six n,nn,h8 emlins September 30th. 1912. on what K
an n t TZrlT a,lwd;l he mount of waJranta drawn, and the
r" o d, l v ; : ""Kllns nd unpaid, as the same appears on the
ruor s in m office and In my official custody
Witness my hand and official a ,his 1st day of October. A. D .
' " S. P. CHESHIRE-
County Clerk of Josephine Countv. State of Oregon.